MR. MATTHEW S FLEMING, LPCC
Social Work in Columbus, OH

4731841, Mar 15, 1988

Jun 16, 1986

6/874381

Richard D. Rosen - Columbus OH
Robert B. McCown - Columbus OH
Matthew S. Fleming - Columbus OH

Applied Information Technologies Research Center - Columbus OH

H04L 900

380 23

An authentication system for electronic information networks having small hand-held portable authenticating devices which are remotely initialized and can use 4 bit microprocessors in a challenge-response security system and yet permit practical communication of the large numbers which are necessary for sufficient security.

5807333, Sep 15, 1998

Sep 21, 1995

8/531577

Robert Scott Osborne - Gahanna OH
Carl Joseph Piontek - Powell OH
Robert Donald Clegg - Pickerington OH
Bradford Lynn Buck - Gahanna OH
Matthew Scott Fleming - Columbus OH
Joseph Anthony Juratovac - Columbus OH
Dennis John Hoffman - Columbus OH
Grant Richard Wilson - Columbus OH
William Edward Patton - Dublin OH

Abbott Laboratories - Abbott Park IL

A61M 3700

604131

An apparatus for supplying an enteral or parenteral fluid to a patient is a cooperative assembly of a rotary peristaltic pump and a fluid delivery set. The peristaltic pump has (a) a housing and (b) a peristaltic rotor projecting from the housing on a rotatable drive shaft. The housing has first and second receptacles for retaining and supporting the fluid delivery set. The fluid delivery set has (a) a drip chamber, or sight chamber, (b) a plurality of lengths or segments of flexible tubing, and (c) fluid connection elements therefor. The fluid delivery set defines a fluid pathway from a supply container of the enteral or parenteral fluid to a connector element adapted to be connected to a device for introducing the fluid into the patient. Preferably the fluid delivery set has a tension responsive pinch valve to prevent bolus feeding in the event that the fluid delivery set becomes displaced from the pump housing.

5755563, May 26, 1998

Apr 3, 1996

8/625684

Robert D. Clegg - Pickerington OH
Matthew S. Fleming - Columbus OH
Clark E. Fortney - Gahanna OH
Robert S. Osborne - Gahanna OH

Abbott Laboratories - Abbott Park IL

F04B 4309, F04B 4900

417326

An apparatus and method for controlling a flow parameter of a pump. The pump includes a pumping device for pumping fluid, the pumping device having at least one flow parameter. The pump further includes a control coupled to the pumping device and a control panel having a plurality of controls operable by a human. The control is programmable by operation of the plurality of controls, thereby allowing a human to program the at least one flow parameter of said pumping device by operation of the plurality of controls. The control has a lock that can be activated by operation of at least two of the plurality of controls. Upon activation, the lock prevents the alteration of the at least one flow parameter. The method includes the step of providing the pump of the present invention, programming the at least one flow parameter by operating the plurality of controls, and activating the lock by operating at least two of the plurality of controls.

D382957, Aug 26, 1997

Sep 21, 1995

D/044379

Carl Joseph Piontek - Powell OH
Robert Donald Clegg - Pickerington OH
Bradford Lynn Buck - Gahanna OH
Matthew Scott Fleming - Columbus OH
Joseph Anthony Juratovac - Columbus OH
Grant Richard Wilson - Columbus OH
William Edward Patton - Columbus OH
Kathryn Elizabeth Alexander - Columbus OH

Abbott Laboratories - Abbott Park IL

2402

D24129

D398985, Sep 29, 1998

Sep 21, 1995

D/044273

Carl Joseph Piontek - Powell OH
Robert Donald Clegg - Pickerington OH
Bradford Lynn Buck - Gahanna OH
Matthew Scott Fleming - Columbus OH
Grant Richard Wilson - Columbus OH
William Edward Patton - Dublin OH

Abbott Laboratories - Abbott Park IL

2301

D24108

D380543, Jul 1, 1997

Sep 21, 1995

D/044254

Carl Joseph Piontek - Powell OH
Robert Donald Clegg - Pickerington OH
Bradford Lynn Buck - Gahanna OH
Matthew Scott Fleming - Columbus OH
Grant Richard Wilson - Columbus OH
William Edward Patton - Dublin OH
William Fred Lyon - Marengo OH

Abbott Laboratories - Abbott Park IL

2402

D24108

D397784, Sep 1, 1998

Sep 21, 1995

D/044271

Carl Joseph Piontek - Powell OH
Robert Donald Clegg - Pickerington OH
Bradford Lynn Buck - Gahanna OH
Matthew Scott Fleming - Columbus OH
Grant Richard Wilson - Columbus OH
William Edward Patton - Dublin OH
William Fred Lyon - Marengo OH

Abbott Laboratories - Abbott Park IL

2402

D24108

5681294, Oct 28, 1997

Sep 21, 1995

8/531687

Robert Scott Osborne - Gahanna OH
Carl Joseph Piontek - Powell OH
Robert Donald Clegg - Pickerington OH
Bradford Lynn Buck - Gahanna OH
Matthew Scott Fleming - Columbus OH
Grant Richard Wilson - Columbus OH
William Edward Patton - Dublin OH
Kathryn Elizabeth Alexander - Columbus OH
Jeremy Markham Harris - Columbus OH
William Fred Lyon - Marengo OH

Abbott Laboratories - Abbott Park IL

A61M 500

604251

A fluid delivery set has three lengths of flexible tubing. The first length of flexible tubing at one end is connectable to or integral with a supply container for enteral or parenteral fluid, and at the other end is connected to the inlet of a drip chamber. The second length of flexible tubing is connected at one end to the outlet of the drip chamber, and at the other end to the inlet of a retention/connector device that has about a 90. degree. bend therein. The third length of flexible tubing is connected at one end to outlet of the retention/connector device, and at the other end is connectable to or integral with a means for introducing an enteral or parenteral fluid into the body of a patient. Preferably, a tension responsive pinch valve is operatively associated with the second length of flexible tubing.

5772255, Jun 30, 1998

Sep 21, 1995

8/531690

Robert Scott Osborne - Gahanna OH
Carl Joseph Piontek - Powell OH
Robert Donald Clegg - Pickerington OH
Bradford Lynn Buck - Gahanna OH
Matthew Scott Fleming - Columbus OH
Joseph Anthony Juratovac - Columbus OH
William Edward Patton - Dublin OH
Kathryn Elizabeth Alexander - Columbus OH

Abbott Laboratories - Abbott Park IL

F16L 4302

285 38

A tubing connector has first and second tubular legs joined together to provide a continuous fluid pathway therethrough with the fluid pathway having a bend of about 78 to 102 degrees therein. A foreshortened retention tab extends laterally from the tubing connector at about the bend in a direction opposed to the second leg of the tubing connector. A handle extends from the tubing connector at about a right angle to both the first and second legs and the retention tab. The tubing connector may be employed as a component of a fluid delivery set used with a pump for enteral or parenteral feeding of a patient.